Every Last One by Anna Quindlen
I know what the world wants: It wants me to heal. But to heal I would have to forget. – Mary Beth Latham By all... Read More
The Lost Sister by Russel D McLean
Sometimes I feel as though my life is made up of other people’s stories. – J. McNee When we last saw J. (first name never... Read More
The One Percenters by John Podgursky
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Murder is only murder when it robs the world of innocence. – Edward Pritchard Caine To say Ed Caine has some interesting views on life,... Read More
“Origins” by Russel D McLean
You may notice that I am not Elizabeth. There may be several clues to this fact. The first in my accent. Let me assure you... Read More
“Does One Book Create One Writer?” by Dani Amore
Death by Sarcasm features Mary Cooper, a smartass private investigator in Los Angeles who has been described as “Stephanie Plum on meth.” Today I’m pleased... Read More
The Third Rail by Michael Harvey (PB Release)
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Originally released in April of 2010, The Third Rail is the third book in author Michael Harvey’s series featuring Chicago Private Investigator Michael Kelly, and... Read More
“Horror and Looking at the Face” by Fred Venturini
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Yesterday I reviewed The Samaritan, the fantastic debut novel from author Fred Venturini. Today I am pleased to welcome Fred for a guest post. I’m... Read More
The Samaritan by Fred Venturini
To age is to embrace a slow hurt inside and out, to collect scars like rings on a tree, dark and weathered and sometimes only... Read More
